Yellow Barn, Griswold Point, Sunny Day in Old Lyme
8"x10" oil on Belgian linen mounted on archival board
"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks."
- John Muir
This morning I headed out to Griswold Point, down in Old Lyme, to meet up with other CT Plein Air Painters. What a gorgeous September morning. I took a walk down to see the water, from time to time turning to see what was behind me. That's when I noticed the sunlight on this yellow barn! My intentions were to paint some of the shoreline this morning....but I know the thing that 'grabs me' quicker than anything is strong light contrasts! We're at the time of year when the tall grasses in the fields are getting those red-tinged tops- it makes for such interesting color variations across the surface!
I just got back in Sunday evening from a trip down to DC. Though I didn't take the oils with me this time. We went down on the train, so I wanted to pack light. But I did take a sketch book, and had time for a few museum trips!
I still have 2 more small oil paintings to share with you from my Chincoteague paint-out, and I've recently finished a commission to share with you! Thanks for following along, I'll be talking about all those later this week!
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Labels: CT, Griswold Point, Landscape Art, Old Lyme, palette knife painting, Roxanne Steed Fine Art, small oil paintings, sunny fields, yellow barn
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